Integrated Project- History Topic: Agriculture - Alchemy that turns earth into sustenance

Integrated Project- History
Topic: Agriculture - Alchemy that turns earth into sustenance 


Objective: To ………
·       explain the origin of agriculture
·       make a timeline of the important inventions related to evolution of agriculture
·       describe how the concept of agriculture has evolved in India
·       explain with examples the contribution of the government in the field of agriculture in India
·       explain the contribution of any one personality in the field of agriculture in India


Materials Required:

v To be sourced by the student
1.     Information related to the topics
2.     Pictures related to the topics
3.     A pair of scissors, pencils, sketch pens, glue and decorative materials
4.     Scrapbook (quarter piece of chart papers bound together with a ribbon)

Procedure:
Divide the students into groups.
Tell them to write the following collected information in the scrap book:
1.     The origin of agriculture
2.     A timeline showing the important inventions related to evolution of agriculture
3.     Describing how the concept of agriculture has evolved in India.
4.     Explaining with examples the contribution of the government in the field of agriculture in India
5.     Explaining the contribution of any one personality in the field of agriculture in India

Popular posts from this blog

English VIII A and B Chapter 1 Where love is, God is

  Chapter 1. Where Love is, God is Date: 5.04.21 Topics taught: Reading of the chapter and explanation. Homework: Read the chapter. Date: 6.04.21 Topics taught: Explanation through audio clip. Date: 7.04.21 New words   1.infancy 2.monastery 3.distinctly 4.pawn 5.tattered 6.hoist Discussion of textual exercise Q.1 and Q.2 Date: 12.04.21 Topics taught: Textual exercise and workbook discussion. Answer key of textual exercise. Textual Answers : Q 1 Read the extracts given below and answer the questions that follow. a)       i. Martin is referred to as ‘he’ in the above extract.   ii Martin looked at the street more than he worked because the previous night he had heard the voice of Jesus saying, “Look out into the street tomorrow, for I shall come.” iii Stepánitch leaned his spade against th
Read more

ENGLISH The Last Leaf

  The Last Leaf Date- 13/8/21 Topics Covered- Reading and explanation of the chapter. New words 1.congenial 2.swaggered 3.curative 4.satyr 5.derision 6.twilight Read the extracts given below and answer the questions that follow. “She has one chance in-let us say, ten,” he said, as he shook down the mercury in his clinical thermometer, “and that chance is for her to want to live. Your little lady has made up her mind that she’s not going to get well. Has she anything on her mind?” Who is the ‘little lady’ mentioned in the text? The ‘little lady’ is Johnsy who is suffering from pneumonia. Why does the ‘little lady’ have just one in a ten chances of recovery? The little lady just has one in a ten chances of recovery because she has lost all her will to live and thus even the medicines fail to have any po
Read more

ENGLISH The Tenants

 The Tenants Date- 9/8/21 Topics covered- Reading and explanation of the chapter. Date- 11/8/21 Topics covered- New words 1.soliciting. 2.wincing 3.peevish 4.gaiters 5.guttural 6.ruffianly Textual Answers : Read the story and answer the following questions: Q 1 Answer each of the following questions in 30-40 words.   a) Mr Lockwood was Mr Heathcliff’s new tenant and wanted to rent Thrushcross Grange. He called upon his landlord on his arrival to solicit the occupation of the place. He had heard the day before that Mr Heathcliff had some thoughts regarding it. b) Joseph was a very old man, though hale and sinewy. He was apparently one of the senior staff of Mr Heathcliff’s household. He spoke in undertones with a sour face while relieving the narrator of his horse. His attitude indicated peevish
Read more